The Arena ready for its loudest roar. Towards a record attendance and goodbye... network

"I want a cauldron from the warm-up onwards" declared the coach. And he will be satisfied. Ticket sales are proceeding at full speed. As already written yesterday, the seats in the Curva Nord were all sold out in just a few minutes. Even the 370 extra seats, put on sale thanks to the green light that was given. A completion of the works that anticipated the initially planned deadline, that is, the match with Cremonese.

A result also celebrated by the deputy mayor of Pisa Raffaele Latrofa, who commented on his Facebook profile: "We won't stop for a moment. Yesterday (Monday, ed.) the capacity was officially increased to 11.293 total seats and in the meantime the net behind the goal of the north curve is no longer there! Go ahead!".

Two important pieces of news. One concerns the current news, the other the future (but hopefully not too far away). Let's start from the here and now: the removal of the net behind the Curva represents an important novelty. In fact, the "closeness" between the fans and the team will be even greater, with the Arena that now, even if it does not have an "English" architectural style, certainly the climate will be increasingly so. In short, fewer restrictions. Also because we have seen how much the Pisa players like to celebrate by throwing themselves into the arms of the public. Of course, even the balls kicked badly towards the goal risk ending up in the stands.

Let's now move on to the fact regarding the future: as Latrofa himself had previously declared, the capacity reached now at the Arena is sufficient to play Serie A, thanks to the exemption enjoyed by the newly promoted teams. But let's return to current events, with the hope of reaching ten thousand people at the stadium, there are still a few seats available in the lateral steps and in the lower grandstand, while there is a greater possibility of purchasing in the upper grandstand. For those who should, or want, still grab theirs, they can do so until the day of the match online, on TicketOne, or at the points of sale indicated on the official Pisa channel.